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CANADIAN WEIGHTLIFTING FEDERATION HALTÉROPHILE CANADIENNE (CWFHC)

TO:

CWFHC Provincial directors of provincial associations who enter an athlete and a coach

DATE:

May 4th, 2016

OBJECT:

2016 Canadian Senior Championships - CCSR-2016 FINAL SCHEDULE

The Organising committee has received your final entries for the CCSR-2016. We made some verification on the number and names declare. There was only one addition and so the schedule circulated on May 2 will stand. Thank you for your cooperation. For your information, we reached 183 athletes after the final entries. 1) We suggest verifying with the VP admin, Mr. Craig Walker, to make sure that every athlete register completed the CWFHC athlete agreement to register in the NAP database, completed the CCES online anti-doping course and sent the waiver forms. It is all mandatory. It is the same procedures that CCSR-2015! 2) Find in the annex the schedule with the identification of athletes in the B and C groups. The addition from May 2nd is one athlete in the 77B group on Friday. We used their declared totals to rank the athletes. We grouped the athletes using the total declared enabling faster running of the competition. 3) Verification of entries at 2h30 PM at the competition site. Each team leader will check his or her list and sign it to scratch / confirm the athletes and their respective categories. 4) Training before the competition: we will circulate more information about that early next week. Names address and cost of some clubs. 5) Address of the nearest sauna: it is at the Minoru Aquatic Centre (7560 Minoru Gate, Richmond, BC). It is three stops away from the Bridgeport Skytrain Station (located within the River Rock hotel) to the terminus station “Brighouse Station” followed by a 500 m walk. Cost: $5.65 (source: Or. Comm.) 6) The provincial directors are responsible for circulating this schedule and starting list among their team members.

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Regards. C.C. CCES FOR: CWFHC executive committee & CCSR-2016 Org. Comm. By: A. Brassard, directeur – FHQ admin@fedhaltero.qc.ca Fédération d'haltérophilie du Québec 4545, avenue Pierre-de-Coubertin Montréal QC H1V 0B2 tél.: 514-252-3046

DISTRIBUTION LIST (May 2, 2016)

(send by e-mail only) CWFHC Provincial directors

1) AB Kevin Zimmermann, president @ 2) BC Walter Bailey, chairman & coach @

Paul Goldberg, treasure @ Brock Pedersen, v-p technical @

3) MB Ken Mazur, v-p technical (@) 4) NB Trevor Pardy, president @ 5) NS Isaac Smith, president @

Augie Westhaver, sec. @ John Garden, v-p technical @

6) ON Akos Sandor, president @ Le-Ann Patton, admin. @

7) SK Ken Trofimuk, president @ Jocelyne Moe, sec-treasurer @ John Shurniak, part time admin. @

8) QC Paul H. Aubé, president @

CWFHC Executive Comm.

Paul Barrett, president Craig Walker, v.-p. administration @ Yan Jubinville, secretary-treasurer @ Don MacNeill, v-p technical @

CWFHC athl. Rep. Marilou Dozois-Prevost @

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2016 Canadian Senior Weightlifting Championships

Final Schedule (May 4)

COMPETITION SITE: Richmond Olympic Oval 6111, River Road, Richmond BC V7C 0A2

http://richmondoval.ca/

Friday May 20, 2016

2:30 PM verification of entries (competition site – replace the technical meeting. Team leader verified the list of their athletes and signed the form).

SESSION GENDER CATEGORIES NBR ATHL. WEIGH-IN COMPETITION

1 Men 69B kg 12 3 :30 – 4 :30 pm 5 :30 pm

2 Men 77B – 85C kg (13 + 2) 15 5 :00 – 6 :00 pm 7 :00 pm

* Presentation : 5 :15 pm 27 End : 8h30

Saturday May 21

SESSION GENDER CATEGORIES NBR ATHL. WEIGH-IN COMPETITION

3 Men 56 – 62 - 69 kg (3 + 6 + 7) 16 7:00 - 8:00 am *9:00 am

4 Men 77 – 85B kg (11 + 5) 16 9 :30 – 10 :30 am 11 :30 am

5 Men 85 16 12 :00 – 1 :00 am 2 :00 pm

6 Men 94 kg 13 2 :30 – 3 :30 pm 4 :30 pm

7 Men 105 kg 14 4 :00 – 5 :00 pm 6 :00 pm

8 Men 105 + kg 8 5 :30 – 6 :30 pm 7 :30 pm

* Presentation : 8 :45 am 83 End : 8h30 pm

Sunday May 22

SESSION GENDER CATEGORIES NBR ATHL. WEIGH-IN COMPETITION

8 Women 53B – 58B – 63C kg (7 + 6 + 1) 14 7:30 - 8:30 am *9:30 am

9 Women 48 – 53 kg (7 + 8) 15 9 :30 – 10 :30 am 11 :30 am

10 Women 58 – 63B - 69B kg (6 + 8 +2) 16 11 :30 – 12 :30 pm 1 :30 pm

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11 Women 63A – 69A kg (7 + 8) 15 1 :30 – 2 :30 pm 3 :30 pm

12 Women 75 - +75 kg (11 + 2) 13 4 :00 – 5 :00 pm 6 :00 pm

* Presentation : 9 :15 am 73 End : 7h30 pm

Total : 183

Note :

With 9 athletes and more in a group, there will be no break between snatch and clean & jerk.

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Reminder: "A competitor who, within the time allocated for the weight-in, fails to make bodyweight of the category in which he or she is officially entered (declare at the technical meeting / verification of entries) is excluded from the actual competitions".

W-53B (7) (133 to 138 kg) Melissa Conteduca, Isabel Ungar, Jenny Tran, Britt Smith, Kalie Shanahan, Laurence Gingras, Sarah Hills

W-58B (6) (143 to 149 kg) Mariane Ferrer, Catherine Danielle-Houle, Catrina Earnshaw, Gabryelle Boudreault-Lafortune, Anne Robert, Brittney Bergen

W-63C (1)

138 kg Chelsea Weinkauf

W-63B (8)

(151 to 160 kg) Morgan Hall, Gabrielle Bucchianico, Claudie Vaillancourt, Helena Billen, Maxime Charron, Liv Price, Catherine Ferraris,

Courtney Berg,

W-69B (2)

(158 to 159 kg) Michele Masson-Trottier, Cara Quist

M-69B (12)

(220 to 238 kg) Nouhad Soubra, Cheng Xu, Michael Chang, Daniel Frankel, Frédéric Cantin-Roy, Olivier Doduc, Keith Leong, Ken Smith, Michael Lee, Travis Mackney, Isaac Morgado Anthony Moore,

M-77B (13)

(239 to 250 kg) Claude Caouette, Albert Pilon, Noah Santavy, Félix Morrissette-Darsigny, Jason Trinh, Hin Lai, Jerome Bell, Ben Turner,

Roody St-Pierre, Sergio Onisoru, Felis Mendoza, Maxime Tanguay, Adam Westfield

M-85C (2) (245 to 247 kg) Lewis Orzech, Ian Wiens

M-85B (5) (252 kg) Adam Chin, Alexis Leblanc-Bazinet, Dany Marineau, Simon Robert, Edmond Krasniqui,

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Based on preliminary entries

CAT. Nbr of athl. CAT.

Nbr of athl.

48 kg 7 56 kg 3 53 kg 15

62 kg 6

58 kg 12

69 kg 19 63 kg 16

77 kg 24

69 kg 10

85 kg 23 75 kg 11

94 kg 13

+75 kg 2

105 kg 14

73

+105 kg 8

110

183 athletes

PROVINCES WOMEN # PROV. MEN # PROV. TOTAL

BC British Columbia 6 1 18 1 24 AB Alberta 7 2 14 2 21 MB Manitoba 1 3 2 3 3 NB New Brunswick 0 -- 3 4 3 NS Nova Scotia 2 4 2 5 4 ON Ontario 21 5 27 6 48 QC Quebec 31 6 42 7 73 SK Saskatchewan 5 7 2 8 7

Total 73 7 110 8 183

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Name Prov. Y o B Cat. Caroll-Anne Paul QC 1993 48 Caroline Dupont QC 1997 48 Emmy Béland QC 1993 48 Kezia Romany ON 2001 48 Laura MacLachlan ON 1989 48 Rachel Yeung AB 1987 48 Anne-Marie Young MB 1986 48 Vanessa Zingaro ON 1990 53 Rachel Leblanc-Bazinet QC 1988 53 Ann-Maxime Bouffard QC 1998 53 Richelle Deang AB 1986 53 Cynthia Barrette QC 1997 53 Rosalie Laurin-Larouche QC 1978 53 Lisa Parent ON 1985 53 Sandy Huanh ON 1996 53 Melissa Conteduca QC 1986 53B Isabel Ungar ON 1994 53B Jenny Tran SK 1986 53B Britt Smith BC 1986 53B Kalie Shanahan ON 1987 53B Laurence Gingras QC 1992 53B Sarah Hills SK 1983 53B Tali Darsigny QC 1998 58 Jessica Jean Augustine ON 1996 58 Caroline Lamarche-McClure

QC 1995 58

Florence Lavoie QC 1992 58 Jeenat Billen BC 2001 58 Fereshteh Bulsara QC 1986 58 Mariane Ferrer ON 1993 58B Catherine Danielle-Houle QC 1992 58B Catrina Earnshaw ON 1998 58B Gabryelle B.-Lafortune QC 1993 58B Anne Robert QC 1996 58B Brittney Bergen SK 1988 58B Camille Leblanc-Bazinet QC 1988 63 Maude Charron QC 1993 63 Maggie Cumetti QC 1995 63 Catherine Darsigny QC 1994 63

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Adee Zukier ON 1990 63 Magalie Roux QC 1999 63 Nadia Yangui AB 1992 63 Morgan Hall ON 1989 63B Gabrielle Bucchianico QC 1990 63B Claudie Vaillancourt QC 2000 63B Helena Billen BC 1995 63B Maxime Charron QC 1987 63B Liv Price AB 1998 63B Catherine Ferraris QC 1996 63B Courtney Berg SK 1992 63B *Chelsea Weinkauf NS 1995 63C Kristel Ngarlem QC 1995 69 Maya Laylor ON 1995 69 Rachel Siemens BC 1989 69 Nicole Barnett ON 1988 69 Courtney Avery ON 1995 69 Quinnie Rwahwire ON 1990 69 Laura Rae Chiasson ON 1993 69 Stephanie Peter ON 1985 69 Michele Masson-Trottier QC 1992 69B Cara Quist AB 1989 69B Prabdeep Sanghera BC 1993 75 Andréanne Messier QC 1999 75 Snimerdeep Sanghera BC 1995 75 Julia Boggia ON 1990 75 Lianne Ireland NS 1995 75 Chelse Zarboni-Berthiaume QC 1991 75 Patty Cloran QC 1989 75 Emma Barnes-Crevier QC 1986 75 Kerri MacGowan AB 1990 75 Christine Col ON 1990 75 Crystal Derry SK 1987 75 Samantha Schulz AB 1993 75+ Samantha Ball ON 1988 75+ Ralph Soriano BC 1989 56 Matt Darsigny QC 2001 56 Mark Bui ON 1992 56 Maxime Caouette QC 1998 62

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Chad Langan ON 1992 62 Ian Haya ON 1982 62 Thierry Chicoine QC 1995 62 James Cabusao BC 1989 62 Brent Maclachlan ON 1988 62 Francis Luna-Grenier QC 1987 69 Edouard Frève-Guérin QC 1996 69 Nikolay Varbanov ON 1999 69 Samuel Pietracupa QC 1987 69 Olivier Dupuis QC 1997 69 Royce Rabanal ON 1993 69 Alexandre Dumas QC 1994 69 Soubra Nouhad QC 1991 69B Cheng Xu AB 1990 69B Michael Chiang BC 1983 69B Daniel Frankel ON 1995 69B Frédéric Cantin-Roy QC 1991 69B Olivier Doduc QC 1984 69B Keith Leong AB 1982 69B Ken Smith ON 1982 69B Michael Lee ON 1989 69B Travis Mackney AB 1986 69B Isaac Morgado ON 1988 69B Anthony Moore ON 1982 69B Jérome Boisclair QC 1991 77 Félix-Antoine Bouffard QC 1996 77 Alex Bellemarre QC 1998 77 Nicolas Vachon QC 1996 77 Adam Masse BC 1991 77 Matt Lee AB 1989 77 Isaac Baik ON 1993 77 Marc-André Monast QC 1989 77 Alex Tosun ON 1995 77 Kody Taylor ON 1991 77 Gabriel Thibault-Flamand QC 1990 77 Claude Caouette QC 1971 77B Albert Pilon ON 1981 77B Noah Santavy ON 1998 77B Félix Morrissette-Darsigny QC 1991 77B Jason Trinh SK 1987 77B Hin Lai AB 1987 77B Jérôme Bell QC 1990 77B

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Ben Turner BC 1987 77B Roody St-Pierre QC 1992 77B Sergiu Onisoru ON 1993 77B Felis Mendoza QC 1995 77B Maxime Tanguay QC 1987 77B Adam Westfield NB 1987 77B Simon Pratte QC 1996 85 Samuel Espinoza QC 1994 85 Andrew Pretty AB 1992 85 Eric Mazur MB 1993 85 Justin Santos ON 1993 85 Richard Kam BC 1986 85 Pierre-Alexandre Bessette QC 1999 85 Maxim Lebrun QC 1992 85 Harinder Mahey BC 1991 85 Erik Bullanoff BC 1994 85 Zachary Marino ON 1991 85 Kevin Hartwick AB 1989 85 Alexandre Vachon QC 1994 85 Isaac Smith NS 1989 85 Mathieu Courchesne QC 1991 85 Tyler MacLennan BC 1991 85 Adam Chin BC 1991 85B Alexis Leblanc-Bazinet QC 1986 85B Dany Marineau QC 1988 85B Simon Robert QC 1998 85B Edmond Krasniqui QC 1996 85B *Lewis Orzech ON 1996 85C *Ian Wiens MB 1996 85C Jean-Marc Béland QC 1984 94 Gilles Caza QC 1997 94 Mitchell Barnard AB 1990 94 Geoffrey Yee BC 1990 94 Jocelyn Dewar QC 1984 94 Jade Robertson AB 1992 94 Corey Mcbeath BC 1991 94 Jeremy Doucet NB 1995 94 Justin Ott BC 1983 94 Peter Yee AB 1992 94 Justin Janda ON 1991 94 M. Badreldin ON 1989 94 Jack Durkin AB 1993 94

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Ryan Meidl AB 1987 105 Rafal Korkowski BC 1980 105 Markus Nielsen QC 1996 105 Alexandre Caza QC 1995 105 Justin Spencer ON 1981 105 Nicholas Pawliuk AB 1987 105 Zurab Avtandilashvili QC 1979 105 Zeyad El Karsh BC 1995 105 Chad Dancey SK 1991 105 Nicolas Viens QC 1994 105 Shane Stoneman BC 1987 105 Joseph Jimenez ON 1988 105 Colin Bernier BC 1991 105 Steven Bishop NB 1975 105 Gabriel Auclair QC 1984 105+ Josh Martin AB 1984 105+ Miklos Bencsik BC 1989 105+ Akos Sandor ON 1977 105+ Richard Davidson ON 1994 105+ Quinn Everett NS 1992 105+ Robin Baron-Morasse QC 1996 105+ Killian Newman ON 1990 105+

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REMINDER

IN CANADA, ANTIDOPING CONTROLS ARE ADMINISTERED BY THE CANADIAN CENTRE FOR ETHICS IN SPORT - CCES.

Telephone : (613) 521-3340 Fax : (613) 521-3134 1-800-672-7775

www.cces.ca

E-mail: info@cces.ca

Information on substances: http://cces.ca/prohibited-list

All athletes participating in the competition can be tested because it is a competition subject to doping control.

Athletes and coaches are strongly encouraged to familiarize themselves with

the procedures and rules. For more information go to the website:

http://cces.ca/sample-collection-procedures

If you take supplements, drugs (Ritalin or other similar products, anti-inflammatory, etc ...) make sure they are allowed by the CCES. In case you need to use a banned medication for a legitimate medical reason TAU, you must make the request to the CCES. When you get this therapeutic exemption of the CCES - TAU, bring the document with you when you can be tested.

Authorization to use for therapeutic exemption: tue-aut@cces.ca A new Canadian anti-doping policy CADP came into force on January 1st, 2015. New rules will be applied in the coming months. So you have to meet deadlines in ADAMS, for example. For more information:

http://cces.ca/2015-cadp

The International Weightlifting Federation IWF has also adopted a new anti-doping policy under the new anti-doping policy World Antidoping Agency WADA.

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Friday RRtoOval Shuttle1 Shuttle2 OvaltoRR Shuttle1 Shuttle214:00:00 14:15:00 14:30:00 14:45:0015:00:00 15:15:00 15:45:00 16:00:0016:30:00 16:45:00 17:30:00 17:45:0018:30:00 18:45:00 19:15:00 19:30:00

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Sat RRtoOval Shuttle1 Shuttle2 OvaltoRR Shuttle1 Shuttle26:15:00 6:30:00 7:00:00 7:15:007:45:00 8:00:00 8:30:00 8:45:009:15:00 9:30:00 10:00:00 10:15:0010:45:00 11:00:00 11:30:00 11:45:0012:15:00 12:30:00 13:00:00 13:15:0013:45:00 14:00:00 14:30:00 14:45:0015:15:00 15:30:00 16:00:00 16:15:0016:45:00 17:00:00 17:30:00 17:45:0018:15:00 18:30:00 19:00:00 19:15:0019:45:00 20:00:00 20:30:00 20:45:00

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Sun RRtoOval Shuttle1 Shuttle2 OvaltoRR Shuttle1 Shuttle27:00:00 7:15:00 7:45:00 8:15:008:30:00 8:45:00 9:15:00 9:45:0010:00:00 10:15:00 10:45:00 11:15:0011:30:00 11:45:00 12:15:00 12:45:0013:00:00 13:15:00 13:45:00 14:15:0014:30:00 14:45:00 15:15:00 15:45:0016:00:00 16:15:00 16:45:00 17:15:0017:30:00 17:45:00 18:15:00 18:45:0019:00:00 19:15:00 19:45:00 20:15:00

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Check all medications

Apply for a medical exemption

Be aware of the risks

Know your anti-doping

requirements

before taking

them. Make sure they don’t contain

banned ingredients.

if

you need to use a banned medication

for a legitimate medical reason.

of supplement

use. Take all necessary precautions prior

to using products like

, including whereabouts,

medical exemptions and sample

collection.

supplements,

energy drinks and herbal remedies.

You have the responsibility to:

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chaperone at all times.

Provide valid photo identification.

Comply with the sample

collection procedures.

Report to the doping control station

immediately upon being notified.

Maintain control of your sample

until it is sealed.

Ensure all information on the

doping control form is accurate

and complete.

Bring to the attention of the doping

control officer any modifications

required if you are a minor or an

athlete with a disability.

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available, an interpreter.

Ask for additional information

about the sample collection

process.

Request a delay in reporting to

the doping control station for

valid reasons (e.g., victory

ceremony, media commitment,

further competitions, cool down).

You will be chaperoned at

all times during the delay.

Request modifications if you are a

minor or an athlete with a disability.

Comment on the sample collection

process or report any perceived

procedural irregularities.

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During sample collection...

Your sport. Your reputation.

Your responsibility.

It’s your responsibility to check

the status of all medications, including

prescription or over-the-counter products.

Use the CCES substance inquiry resources:

Global DRO

Substance ClassificationBooklet

Email the CCES

Call the CCES InfoLine

www.globaldro.com

www.cces.ca/scb

substances@cces.ca

1-800-672-7775 (in North America)

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Strict Liability means that you are 100%

responsible for what you consume, and for

what is found in your urine or blood sample.

Marijuana is prohibited in competition and

can be detected in your urine for more than

a month after use.

Pseudoephedrine, a common cold remedy

ingredient, is banned in competition.

Supplements can contain banned

substances such as steroids, stimulants,

diuretics, and synthetic cannabis.

Watch the collection procedures video at:

www.cces.ca/athletezone

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Join the True Sport

Movement at

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Vérifiez vos médicaments

demande d’exemption

médicale

Soyez conscient des risques

Connaissez vos responsabilités liées

au dopage

avant de les

prendre afin de vous assurer qu’ils ne

contiennent aucune substance interdite.

Faites une

si vous devez prendre un médi-

cament interdit pour une raison médicale.

liés aux

suppléments. Prenez toutes les précautions

nécessaires avant de prendre des produits

comme des suppléments, des boissons

énergisantes ou des plantes médicinales.

, y compris les renseignements

de localisation, les exemptions médicales et

le prélèvement d’échantillon.

Vous avez la responsabilité de :

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Rester en vue de l’escorte en tout temps.

Présenter une pièce d’identité valide avec

photo.

Vous conformer aux procédures de

prélèvement d’échantillon.

Vous présenter au poste de contrôle du

dopage immédiatement après avoir été

avisé.

Être en possession de votre échantillon

jusqu’à ce qu’il soit scellé.

Vous assurer que tous les renseigne-

ments sur le formulaire de contrôle

antidopage sont exacts et complets.

Mentionner à l’agent de contrôle du

dopage les modifications requises, si

vous êtes un mineur ou un athlète avec

un handicap.

Vous avez droit à :

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Être accompagné d’un représentant et

par un interprète, s’il y en a un de

disponible.

Obtenir plus de renseignements sur

le processus de prélèvement

d’échantillon.

Demander un délai avant de vous

présenter au poste de contrôle du

dopage pour des raisons valables

(p. ex. cérémonie de remise des

médailles, obligations médiatiques,

autres compétitions, récupération).

Vous serez sous la supervision d’une

escorte en tout temps durant le délai.

Demander des modifications si vous

êtes un mineur ou un athlète avec un

handicap.

Partager vos commentaires et signaler

les irrégularités concernant les

procédures.

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Durant le prélèvement des échantillons...

Votre sport. Votre réputation.

Votre responsabilité.

Vous avez la responsabilité de vérifier le

statut de tous les médicaments, incluant

les produits prescrits et en vente libre.

Utilisez les ressources de vérification des

substances du CCES :

DRO Global

Livret de classificationde substances

Écrivez au CCES

Info Ligne du CCES

www.droglobal.com

www.cces.ca/lcs

substances@cces.ca

1-800-672-7775 (en Amérique du nord)

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Pour de plus amples renseignements :

Pour de plus amples renseignements :

Selon la règle de la responsabilité stricte, vous

êtes entièrement responsable de ce que vous

ingérez et pour ce qui est trouvé dans votre

échantillon d’urine ou de sang.

La marijuana est interdite en compétition et

peut être détectée dans votre urine plus d’un

mois après avoir été consommée!

La pseudoéphédrine, un ingrédient utilisé

souvent pour soigner le rhume, est interdite en

compétition.

Les suppléments peuvent contenir des

substances interdites tel que des stéroïdes, des

stimulants, des diurétiques et du cannabis

synthétique.

Visionnez la vidéo sur le prélèvement des échantillons à :

www.cces.ca/zoneathlete

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Sport pur à

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